Which of the following lines from the poem best indicates that the point of view is first-person singular?

This line employs the third-person perspective by referring to "his house," which indicates that the speaker is discussing someone else's property rather than expressing their own personal experience. The absence of first-person pronouns suggests that the speaker is not directly involved in the events described.

Similar to choice A, this line uses the third person with "his woods," indicating a focus on another person's experience rather than the speaker's own. The lack of first-person pronouns means that the speaker is an observer rather than a participant, further supporting a third-person point of view.

This line does not include any first-person language, and while it describes an action that could be related to the speaker, it lacks the personal connection that would indicate a first-person singular perspective. The phrasing remains general, providing no direct insight into the speaker's thoughts or feelings.